Tea

Better than the alternative? The price for this chai is a way better value than $800,000 in boulders.

This caffeine-free organic herbal tea pairs sweet and sour to create a beautiful ruby liquor with creamy undertones.

This blend of bitter flavors will make you wonder why you are drinking it, but it is good for you, and you will be doing your part to save humanity.

If you like your acronyms, and are a hot steaming mess of passion about issues which are transient - this chai is for you!

Supports throat hydration and immune health*

Ti Kuan Yin Tea from the Fujian province of China is a premium grade Oolong. This oolong is typically close to a green tea, with only a little fermentation that combines qualities of black and green teas.

Ti Kuan Yin Tea from the Fujian province of China is a premium grade Oolong. This oolong is typically close to a green tea, with only a little fermentation that combines qualities of black and green teas.

This organic green tea has similar flavor notes to two famous green teas: Dragon Well and Sencha. With a pale yellow liquor and a bright flavor, this is an excellent cup!

We figure with toilet paper in the name, you will want to hoard this too!

Promotes Daily Detox & Cleansing

Promotes Healthy Immune Function

Helps Maintain Healthy & Flexible Joints*

Promotes Healthy Weight Management

Promotes Peaceful Mind & Relaxation*

Holy Basil or Tulsi has been used for centuries in India to maintain well-being.

The colorful rings of the Coriolis mushroom mimic the feathers of a turkey’s tail. In Japan, it’s known as “cloud mushroom” or kawaritake because of its elegant, curved lobes. Native to Asia, North America, and Europe, Turkey Tail was a key element in many indigenous herbal traditions. Brewing Turkey Tail as a tea unlocks its rich nutrition to revitalize your spirit and provide vital energy when you need a boost.

Supports Healthy Inflammation Response*